

LIVE on Thursday, 01-Oct-2026, 6:00 PM (IST)


HOSTED BY, RACHNA BOTHRA

A Yoga & Pranayama expert with 30+ years of experience, Rachna has successfully trained 500+ participants in Holistic Knee Yoga & Kumbhak Healing.
PRESENTED BY, SWAMY SRII RAJVIBHU

A globally respected yogi with 15+ years of experience in Kumbhak Therapy, he has helped 10,000+ people regain their health and vitality naturally. His holistic weight loss methods have transformed lives across India.





“From stroke to standing again – no more pills.”
After a left-side stroke, I was paralyzed and heavily medicated. Kumbhak therapy gave me back my strength and stamina. I’ve stopped my pills, regained muscle function, and feel like myself again.
~ Dewanand Satpute
“70% of My Pain Gone in One Week”
~ Arti Tipnis | Mumbai
"30 years of shoulder pain – GONE. I can sit on the ground again."
My frozen shoulder, which was stiff for 30 years, suddenly released during a kriya. I can now lift my arm and sit cross-legged without pain. I’ve stopped all allopathy meds. Thank you, Swamiji!
~ Vijendra Sharma | Rajasthan
"Lost Weight, Better Thyroid & Energy Boost – In Just 6 Weeks"
~ Rakhi Chhajer | Kolkata
I joined for osteoporosis, varicose veins, and difficulty walking. Now, I walk better, the color of my veins is changing, and even my BP and acidity are improving. More than physical — I feel calm, peaceful, and confident.
~ Sudha Shishir Agarwal | Delhi
“Knee Pain & RA Almost Gone – After Years of Failed Treatments”
~ Vikaas Narkar | Pune

Kumbhak literally means hold. Kumbhak is the effort-creating mechanism of the human body. Here we are talking about the Kumbhak which is breath hold. Through specialized breath-hold Kumbhak can create an internal trigger for the body and the mind.
a. Is the practice you are doing specially designed for you or is it general?
b. Are the practices geared towards generating a specific empowerment which can have a reversal effect on the specific disease you are struggling with?
If not, you can do a little exploration with Kumbhak. If while doing Kumbhak practices, you want to continue with yogic practices, then let us know the practice, so that we can advise accordingly.
Kumbhak or breath-hold methods involve minimum use of the body. The practices can be learnt and done by anyone of any age (16 years and above). If you have a certain challenging condition like recent/earlier surgery, or any physical problem, the same can be shared at the start of a program and it’s taken care of.
Kumbhak practices can be done sitting on a floor or chair. In fact, they need to be done in a state of ease. In our current programs, we have people who are 60 plus. They are able to do the practices and are benefitting from the same.
Yes, this live webinar is free where we will provide you detailed information on benefits of Kumbhak Therapy and detailed course conducted by Swami Ji.
No, as long as one is breathing one can do Kumbhak
Yes , a BP Patient can do kumbhak under a trained kumbhak mentor without forcing the body to hold the breath.
You need to do the kriyas till your health issues are resolved , but after sometime due to any reason your symptoms come back you need to practice once again.
No. Breath-hold is one of the ways to enhance the Kumbhak or holding factor. The other ways in Kumbhak Therapy involves using breath, body movements, focus, mind, intentions, the energy system, external forces, the environmental factors and even divine influences in a person’s life
Most therapies talk of managing or controlling the levels or symptoms. Kumbhak Therapy focuses on returning the system back to its natural condition and not just focusing on bringing down levels or lab parameters.
Yes, a healthy person should do kumbhak to strengthen the weakened forces within him/her to lead a disease free life . Thus kumbhak acts as a preventive too.
No, it is not difficult as it is a guided online program by trained kumbhak mentors . Astang Chikitsa online therapy course involves minimum body movement. They can be done sitting on a chair or on a flat surface. Participants are also encouraged to do their practices gently while giving sufficient rest between rounds. Thus, they build their capacity slowly.